What's growing in your North Carolina garden? (home, farmers)

[CalebEC]

What do you have planted? Flowers and veggies included.

I've got collards, cabbage, turnips, radishes, broccoli, carrots, and mustard. As for flowers, I have some mums, pansies, and snapdragons.

[goldenage1]

I grow a lot of okra because it is so hard to find in the grocery store. For flowers, I have daffodils in the sprin, morning glories in the summer, and mums in the fall.

[ucctgg]

Originally Posted by goldenage1

I grow a lot of okra because it is so hard to find in the grocery store. For flowers, I have daffodils in the sprin, morning glories in the summer, and mums in the fall.

We have lots of rhubarb, sorrel, fennel and dahlias up here in Todd.

[goldenage1]

Originally Posted by ucctgg

We have lots of rhubarb, sorrel, fennel and dahlias up here in Todd.

The rhubarb is interesting, and I guess it needs a cooler climate. I haven't seen anybody growing it at home except my grandmother in New England.

[spankys bbq]

Right now I have only collards.

This summer I had tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, basil, cilantro, strawberries, a couple hot pepper varieties, and mint seperately. Next year it will be much simpler. Was a bit much for me to handle.

[Sue at the Rock]

For the first time in my life I grew no vegetables this summer. I decided to support my local farmers this year. They do a much better job than I do. I do have beautiful zinnias, a six foot pineapple sage, and herbs.

[michgc]

We still have some tomatoes coming up! I'm sure it's the last of them, though.

[BarLatGo]

Mud. After all this rain, thinking about trying some rice.

[CalebEC]

Originally Posted by BarLatGo

Mud. After all this rain, thinking about trying some rice.

I hear ya. Mine is flooded, but thankfully most of the plants are up out of the water.